JP's Bladeworks ASMR

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@IqarP15 3 сағат бұрын

As many vids I've seen over the years I just don't get why or the purpose of damascus. It is just a design with really no practical use since these blades aren't being folded over and over to give it strength. Just a bunch of bits of metal turned this way and that way into some kind of crucible then mostly formed with a power hammer. It is almost like using ai to make a blade. No swinging hammers the old fashion way.

@benny82ish 3 сағат бұрын

Sick!!!!

@hiredgoon4269 9 сағат бұрын

Purdy

@JayJay-sg7zl 11 сағат бұрын

U should show some of the heating process too

@rustbucket9318 23 сағат бұрын

Beautiful blade. Curious if you pin handles? I usually do but I’ve never had one come loose when I don’t, I just hear about it or see it on tv.

@OtusAsio Күн бұрын

Have you ever made a knife out of the pieces you take from your knifes ?

@edennis6446 Күн бұрын

Nice

@MASI_forging Күн бұрын

Looks great 👏👏

@MASI_forging Күн бұрын

Great work dude 👍👍

@Rayraywheelz Күн бұрын

Do you have this one where you're talking and walking us through the steps you're taking. I like those better and I think this would be a nice one to learn from

@MarkSmith-lf6sx Күн бұрын

Nice cleaver. Handle looks great.

@pagedeveloper Күн бұрын

Would like to hear you describe a little now and again.

@charitybrown4274 Күн бұрын

Great Work!! Awesome Blade and Handle 👍

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thanks 👍

@scottsammons3928 Күн бұрын

That is one of the slickest handles I've seen

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thanks

@csdthadude Күн бұрын

What happened with the voice over, I like hearing why you go in certain directions etc lol

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

This is my asmr channel. The other channel is my voice over channel. The voice over will continue on sundays. Once i run out of my back log of these videos they will also have a set weekly day.

@michaelreynolds867 Күн бұрын

I'm wondering now...copper coated BB's are steel core..and with what you just did.. there would be small stripes of copper in the Damascus...would love to see... Love your knives and very worth the subscription...keep making vids..I love this

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Ill have to get my hands on some to give them a try.

@dogprowilhelm7630 Күн бұрын

Sweet pattern and handle. It would make nice butchers knife.❤

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thanks

@angusmclaren6257 Күн бұрын

Those bearings turned out great with the twist

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thanks

@chrisjames7803 Күн бұрын

turns volume off for perfect amsr expirence.. dude theres nothing soothing about the sound of that press

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

I cant please everyone

@AK-ContentCreatIon Күн бұрын

subbed

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

I appreciate it

@donifarkovits2229 Күн бұрын

No grinding. Wow. And beautiful. Do you do commissions?

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Nope sorry i dont

@donifarkovits2229 Күн бұрын

@ I saw I can get this literal knife on your site. Tempted. This can replace a chefs knife as primary tool?

@Nobe_Oddy Күн бұрын

Hey ... @ 11:34 when you score a center line (I don't know if that's the name for it, but I hope you know what I mean) it looks totally angled and wrong.... IDK if it's the camera angle or something but on the right side it starts off HIGHER then where it ends on the left side.... Like the left side looks liek the correct CENTER, but the right side looks WAY YOO HIGH..... maybe it's just me 🤷‍♂

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Itd the angle and the wood its self isnt square to the rest of the knife. A little deviation can make the wood angle a lot tip to end. Thats why i it looks to be at an angle. So i do the center line based off the knife then i space my handle taper based on that center line.

@Nobe_Oddy Күн бұрын

So I've seen you use WD-40 in place of Borax... is it any cheaper to use WD-40? I know it's easier..... much MUCH EASIER.... nut how do the costs compare AND how do the results compare too?

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Not sure the cost comparison. Its pretty much the same. I can get both relatively cheap. All i know is i can sprinkle borax on hot metal. Cant say the same about wd40. I mean i can but it wouldnt be smart 😅

@Nobe_Oddy Күн бұрын

That came out GREAT! That handle was EMMACULATE!!! But I'm sorry to say but it's on the wrong blade..... not that it looks bad!!! not at all... it's just got so many lines, so many STRAIGHT lines that it should be on a blade with a ton of repeating straight lines.... but hey, that might actually look bad with having TOO MANY lines... you just never know until that dip... You did an EXCELLENT JOB! and I would be HONORED to own ANY blade made by you, seriously. I know this is you ASMR chan, but I would listen to your advice on bladesmithing with NO QUESTIONS.... (although, I would, just like now, state my opinions... but not to correct you, but just to get your opinion too.... OKAY, on to today's ASMR vid and then I'm off :)

@Vanos99 Күн бұрын

is the handle fiberglass? really looks great.

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

No its a stabilized wood

@Nobe_Oddy Күн бұрын

What if, when you are stamping your Makers Mark on to the blade while its hot and you're just about to press it in you put a thin piece of copper sheet between the hot blade and the die..??? Maybe while its being pressed down are you able to hold there, pressed into the blade and holding the copper into that indentation and then you use pliers to rip off the excess copper so as it's being held down tight with the press your rip off everything that that isn't inside the mark.... I guess the copper would have to be pretty thin to be able to do that... and the blade would have to be really hot to weaken it enough to rip it.... MAYBE you'd have to HEAT the DIE TOO :/ ... 🤔 hrmmmm .... yea if you had both the knife and the die hot enough it would melt the copper and you'd be able to pull the excess right off.... But copper can be melted with a torch pretty easily.... so even if you don't rip off that excess.... and the copper doesn't melt or stick to the knife, you'd have the imprint in both the copper and knife PEFECTLY MATCHED..... so then you9 could just let the copper cool down.... and the knife too.... and with the copper being thin enough you could just cut it with sharp scissors and make some pieces that fit into the imprint on the knife.... then you could place those pieces in there and THEN you melt them with the torch, while they are in that indented mark... do- you think it would stick?

@stephenmeyer3056 Күн бұрын

12:15 that is so sick!! What an awesome skill to have!

@JustGaryJHomes Күн бұрын

Looks divine !!!! What’s something like that baby worth?

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Not sure. Couple hundred. Its been a while since i made it. I dont remember how much time it took me to make.

@bobbiscub Күн бұрын

Awesome video and beautiful knife as always man! I would love to see you make some bigger projects than just chef knives!

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Such as?

@bobbiscub Күн бұрын

@@JPsBladeworksASMR Like maybe a sword or an axe? Personally I think it's best to step out of your comfort zone with your work occasionally. I would love to see a piece fusing two drastically different patterns together.

@michaelzsizseri8015 Күн бұрын

Absolutely, beautiful, awesome craftsmanship. I love that design

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thank you

@CharlesWalker-sf8td Күн бұрын

Love the blade love the handle but you needed mechanical device to hold handle to the blade the epoxy will break down or crack if you use it for chopping it makes the handle you need at least two pins or 1 pin just for a little extra security

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

I havent had any issues with just epoxy. I never use pins on hidden tang knives. I just do notches and call it a day

@berndnolte7867 Күн бұрын

👍👍👍

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

🫡

@kamakanokea Күн бұрын

That came out really nice. The Damascus pattern is beautiful. Did you end up selling this knife? And how much would you sell a knife like that for?

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

A couple hundred dollars.

@Jack_0f_all_trees Күн бұрын

Holy crap!

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

😅

@racingmach1 Күн бұрын

Beautiful knive, I really like the handle

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thank you

@moeljas Күн бұрын

beautiful pattern on the steel.

@JPsBladeworksASMR Күн бұрын

Thanks

@BassSpy 2 күн бұрын

I like your videos, but I hope you're not doing ASMR just because a few people complained about you talking too much (not true). Most of us like when makers talk their way through the process, and even the mistakes and remedies along the way.

@JPsBladeworksASMR 2 күн бұрын

Nah this is a second channel. The main channel with stay commentary but i think that making this channel be asmr can reach a larger audience around the world that doesnt speak english and doesnt want to hear a language they dont understand. Many channels are like this and are pretty successful so why not give it a try. My main focus will be the commentary channel though.

@MarsG0Dofw4r_ 2 күн бұрын

She's a beaut JP.

@JPsBladeworksASMR 2 күн бұрын

Thanks

@JosePerez-ff6lb 2 күн бұрын

Another quality knife and I’m loving the contrast on the handle

@JPsBladeworksASMR 2 күн бұрын

Thank you

@shaynemusser4885 2 күн бұрын

That turned out nice. Love the pattern. I think I would put a pin in the handle if I was to use it to chop anything.

@JPsBladeworksASMR 2 күн бұрын

Epoxy is plenty strong in my opinion

@smarquardt10 2 күн бұрын

Love to get some chisels from u!!!!! Damascus of course!!!

@JPsBladeworksASMR 2 күн бұрын

Ive never made chisels but sounds fun to try

@Vanos99 Күн бұрын

haha in 8th grade had metalshop class project was to make a chisel. teacher tested it and said wow that worked great. cut the band wire.but, it was ugly as sin so only got a B fun memory!